Dominion Energy, which is developing Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind, was the first to sue. It's asking a judge to block the order, calling it “arbitrary and capricious” and unconstitutional.

There’s a plant similar to hibiscus that’s native to Giles County called The Peter’s Mountain Mallow, but there are only a handful still alive. Two researchers at Virginia Tech are working with a team of undergraduate students to protect the plant from extinction.

Virginia is about to get a new governor next week, and that will come with a new outlook on environmental policy.

There is one option Arc of Virginia thinks could see funds put back in state coffers even while their community asks for more.

The tour comes as the Congressional Research Service estimates that a new “battleship” could cost $15 billion.

Democrats have big plans for the first few days of the General Assembly session next week.

Charlie-Man, about a Richmond man's final year at a prep school, is Thomas Cullen's first novel.

A group in Pulaski wants to open a winter shelter for people who are homeless, but they may not be able to open this winter as they had hoped.

Every year, the courts move thousands of children in Virginia out of their homes and into foster care due to parental neglect, abuse or some other reason. Court Appointed Special Advocates— or CASA— provides volunteers to help those children better understand the legal process and to advocate for their interests.

For some, it’s an inconvenience. But for others, it could make or break their case. A bill in the General Assembly could change what you can bring into a courthouse.